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Save Our Schools Newsletter SOS Save Our Schools newsletter •Write to your Councillor using our easy contact list •The myth of falling pupil numbers •The LSC – the back door to ending selection •Blank petition form for your use Next page Published by Save Our Schools. email: [email protected] Fact!! Gloucestershire’s LEA average at GCSE puts it The “Review” 13th in the country. Gloucester City is 12% above the national average. Bristol is the educational model that the County Council’s n November 2003 Gloucestershire County Cabinet wishes to adopt in Gloucester – it ranks ICouncil published the ‘Review of 144th in the Country and is 20% below the Gloucester Secondary Schools’. National Average! The Review relies on assumptions and the have us believe that Gloucester Schools selective use of statistics to present options perform badly and that Gloucester performs for change which involve closing and/or badly when compared to Cheltenham. Did merging much improved comprehensive they compare Gloucester with demo- schools, and popular high performing gram- graphically similar towns? No, they did not. mar and comprehensive schools in order to But they did use a scoring mechanism which disguise under-achievement elsewhere. gave the same statistical weighting to just a Instead of concentrating on the schools handful of pupils in the top quintile of 2 which perform least well the review purports Oxtalls as the 100 pupils in the same quintile to be considering whether there is something at Sir Thomas Rich’s. This helped them to Page “wrong with the system”. This is a catch all claim that Gloucester schools perform poorly phrase to help create the conditions in which overall. Complete nonsense of course. any subsequent action can be justified, We challenge the assumptions in the review however unpopular. and we challenge the way statistics have loucester has some of the best been used. Why are we suspicious about Gperforming schools in the country but the motives? We know some politicians are these are under threat from this biased and opposed to selective and single sex schools ill-considered Review. The Review would because they have stated this publicly. Previous page EXIT Next page How YOU can help Cabinet’s decision on 5th March. The Cabinet comprises 5 Labour and 5 Liberal 1 Return the consultation form and vote for County Councillors whose contact details no change. The County Council has you will find on pages 5-7. Please write invited responses on a form included in to them and tell them you disagree with the review document (and subsequently the conclusions of the review. reprinted due to many errors), and also available on the council’s web site at Action!! http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/educs Write to your County Councillor urveys/secondaryreview.aspx You can regardless of their party. This is use this online form to give your feedback important because some of them to the Council. Tell them you reject the may not be aware of all the issues statement in Para 8 of Section B that especially if their constituency is numbers are forecast to fall. We advise the not in Gloucester. Tell them the rejection of the sixth form college option review options are based on falling in section C5 which will damage good pupil numbers despite massive schools and fuel closures and mergers. evidence to the contrary of new 3 2 The fate of our schools depends on The building and new businesses in the area and massive investment in Page the local infrastructure. Fact!! The council plans to close or merge If you believe that good schools should be existing city schools because they encouraged and not closed or merged on the say there will not be enough pupils strength of unproven theories and if you for them, yet they have already dis- believe that under-performing schools cussed plans to build a new school deserve inquiry and support about their and claim a £15 million contri- I bution from central government. specific circumstances please support us. Previous page EXIT Next page That table! environments who defer their family until they are older and more established he Review document contains a financially, or indefinitely. I Ttable on page 7 which shows that pupil numbers will fall by 672 between Learning and Skills Council (LSC) 2003 and 2010. The table also shows ou may have seen several letters in that the number of pupils in 2010 will still Ythe press from SOS supporter Paul be more than in 2000. So what has Dodgshun. www.thisisgloucestershire.co.uk changed? We still have the same and search for Dodgshun. They are number of schools as 3 years ago so the worth reading because he has unearthed conclusion has to be that schools are a lot of information which will come as a more crowded than they were in 2000. shock to many. Despite LSC pro- That’s no basis for removing places. I testations to the contrary they have their well funded and unelected eyes on the Birth Rates sixth forms of our schools. They want to loucester County Council tell us that establish sixth form colleges which Gbirth rates are falling nationally and would have the effect of removing large 4 they use this as another reason to cut numbers of places from Gloucester places in the schools under review. schools, and if you accept that a sixth Page Information available on the internet form is central to the ethos of a grammar shows us that areas of relatively low cost school it’s clear that their plans fit in living buck this national trend which is “nicely” with those who seek to end driven by couples in high cost urban selective education. I Fact!! age was 62.8 live births, which was 15% In Gloucestershire in the year 2000 the above the national average and 50% birth rate per 1000 women of child bearing higher than neighbouring Oxfordshire. Previous page EXIT Next page Gloucestershire County Councillors Use this list to contact your councillor and particularly members of the cabinet. Just click on the name of the councillor to send an email. Bourton/Stow Charles Alfred Richard Gillams = Labour Tel: (01386) 438513 Fax: (01386) 438340 = Liberal Democrat email: [email protected] = Conservative Brockworth Mark Charles Hendry Tel: (01452) 865953 Fax: (01452) 864779 = Independents C email: [email protected] Brooksdean Roland Douglas Butler (Mick) C = Cabinet Member Tel: 01594 861833 Fax: 01594 861834 email: [email protected] AllSaints (Cheltenham) Colin Peter Hay Tel: (01242) 514349 Fax: (01242) 515560 Cam Margaret Elizabeth Anne Nolder C email: [email protected] Tel: (01453) 543452 Fax: (01453) 543452 email: [email protected] Ashchurch & Twyning Gordon Keith Shurmer Tel: (01684) 773934 Fax: (01684) 773746 Charlton Kings (Cheltenham) Duncan John Smith email: [email protected] Tel : (01242) 514189 Fax: (01242) 514217 email: [email protected] Barnwood (Gloucester) Andrew Gravells Tel: (01452) 503974 Fax: (01452) 553907 Churchdown Valerie Ann Peniket 5 email: [email protected] Tel/Fax: (01452) 713727 Fax: (01452) 854017 email: [email protected] Barton (Gloucester) Peter Clarke Cabinet Leader Tel: (01452) 501863 Fax: (01452) 501870537991 Cinderford Graham Leslie Morgan Page C email: [email protected] Tel: (01594) 824244 (h) (01594) 542421 ext 450 (w) email: [email protected] Berkeley Vale Basil Gordon Booth Tel: (01454) 260258 Fax: (01454) 269015 Cirencester North Margaret Edney email: [email protected] Tel: (01285) 885306 Fax: (01285) 658092 email: [email protected] Bishops Cleeve Ceri Jones Tel: (01242) 226292 Fax: (01242) 226295 Cirencester South Deryck John Nash email: [email protected] Tel: (01285) 885373 Fax: (01285) 659576 email: [email protected] Bisley Charles Fellows (Chas) Tel: (01453) 731296 Fax: (01453) 731480 Coleford Peter Warwick Chamberlain email: [email protected] Tel: (01594) 837613 Fax: (01594) 837628 email: [email protected] Previous page EXIT Next page College (Cheltenham) Leslie Charles Freeman Linden (Gloucester) Evan John Garwood Tel/Fax: (01242) 515297 Evan John Garwood email: [email protected] Tel: (01452) 423912 Dean West Paul John Hiett Longlevens (Gloucester) Veronica Diane Phillips (Di) Tel: (01594) 564571 Tel: (01452) 528166 Fax: (01452) 500722 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Dursley Geoffrey Albert Wheeler (Geoff) Lydney Bernard William Hobman (Bill) Tel: (01453) 545583 Fax: (01453) 545745 Tel: (01594) 841079 Fax: (01594) 841315 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] East Cotswold Raymond Theodoulou Matson Stephen Thomas McHale (Steve) Tel: (01285) 752000 Fax: (01285) 752006 Tel: (01452) 533384 Fax: (01452) 500514 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] East Dean Janet Elizabeth Boait (Liz) Mid Tewkesbury Robert John Edward Vines Tel: (01452) 790818/790369 Fax: (01452) 790734 Robert John Edward Vines C Tel : (01242) 862772 Fax: (01242) 863751 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Eastgate (Gloucester) Timothy Philip Martin Tel: (01452) 524950 Fax: (01452) 504449 Minchinhampton John Stanley Waddington email: [email protected] Tel: (01453) 884627 Fax: (01453) 882715 email: [email protected] Hatherley & The Reddings (Cheltenham) Andrew Moreton Barry Stanton Dare David Rickell (Andy) Tel: (01386) 701280 Fax: (01386) 701462 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] 6 Hatherley/Leckhampton Robin MacDonald Nailsworth Sybil Marguerite Bruce Tel/Fax: (01242) 518712 Tel/Fax: (01453) 833138 email: [email protected] email: [email protected] Page Hesters Way (Cheltenham) Alistair Ronald Cameron Newent – William
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